China's job market is saturated, and the value of academic qualifications has been severely devalued, forcing many highly educated individuals to take lower-paying jobs. A genetics master's graduate born in the 1990s has taken a job at the Wuhan Zoo as a "poop scooper," revealing that he scoops up 500 kilograms of feces daily and takes two showers. This news has sparked heated discussion.
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China's job market is saturated, and the value of academic qualifications has been severely devalued, forcing many highly educated individuals to take lower-paying jobs. A genetics master's graduate born in the 1990s has taken a job at the Wuhan Zoo as a "poop scooper," revealing that he scoops up 500 kilograms of feces daily and takes two showers. This news has sparked heated discussion.